one vote for senator mcgovern.hree votes for reverend channing phillips, and one half votes for senator ted kennedy. >> that is right. guam, 5. ofguam casts its total votes five for vice president hubert humphrey. [applause] , five for vicee president hubert humphrey. hawaii? votes forcasts 26 hubert humphrey. [applause] walter: a pickup of two from the earlier count. >> hawaii casts 26 votes for hubert humphrey. ohio, 25? >> ohio casts one half vote for senator mcgovern. 3.5 votes senator mccarthy. 21 votes vice president humphrey. walter: this is going according to our cbs count which would mean humphrey ends up with around 1750 votes. he needs at least 1300. >> illinois, 118 votes. boos -- ]crowd boos] >> 112 votes for senator humphrey and three votes for senator mcgovern. time, thee first first time the illinois delegation has had the microphone tonight. >> please repeat that. >> yes, madam secretary. illinois votes 112 votes for vice president hubert humphrey. three votes -- [applause] three votes for senator

mcgovern: mr. speaker, i spoke yesterday about the big picture numbers behind this cruel bill, how it would cut the snap benefits that families rely on to buy groceries by over $20 billion that includes slashing benefits like veterans and homeless and teenagers aging out of foster care by $9.2 billion. there is a provision that would rip benefits away from working families with kids by eliminating an important state flexibility option. the bill even included a provision that would have constructed barriers to accessing snap for those with disabilities, who have out of pocket utility costs. that is until democrats shamed the majority into abandonning it as part of their manager's amendment unveiled last night. this fix didn't come without a cost. tucked in the manager's package which was written in secret is a provision that will kick over 600,000 vulnerable adults off of snap in the first two years after enactment of this bill, two years before their misguided work bureaucracy goes into effect. 600

mcgovern: mr. speaker, i yield myself one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized for one minute. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i would encourage my colleague to read the bill. broad-based categorical eligibility gives states the flexibility to offer people who are struggling, more people the snap benefit. there are many states, including mine, that basically offer snap to people who are at 200% of the poverty level. that's about $24,000. this bill, this bill changes the criteria. so you could be working and making anywhere from $24,000 to, like, $15,900, and right now you are working and that's what you make and you are eligible for snap. this bill says you no longer can get that benefit. these are people who work, and this bill takes this nutrition benefit away from them. i don't know how anybody can think that that is a good thing to do. i don't know how that rewards work. what that does is punish people. that punishes individuals who are doing everything the

mcgovern: mr. speaker, the national defense authorization act is one of the most important items congress considers. it's among the few authorizing bills we take up and the only authorizing bill considered by the house every year. and it's legislation designed to meet some of our most important obligations -- increasing our military readiness, supporting our troops, and safeguarding our national security. but as critical as this measure is, the base bill is rarely perfect. that's why hundreds of amendments are submitted to the rules committee every year by members on both sides of the aisle. our meetings on this bill are usually the longest the committee holds all year because so many members bring forward so many ideas. that's how the committee is supposed to function, and debating those ideas on this floor, even amendments we disagree with, is how the house of representatives is supposed to work. that kind of process should not be the exception. it should be the norm. i know this may seem like a

to see what happens well the cia veteran you just saw being removed from the senate to being ray mcgovern was one of the people we asked for comment about trump's choice of gina hospital to head up the cia seventy nine year old mcgovern is now in custody is what he told us back in march. gina hash bill was in charge of the black sites in thailand where she not only water boarded and otherwise tortured people who were brought there in two thousand and two and around then but she destroyed the evidence she destroyed the videotapes that showed how these torture sessions including waterboarding were carried out in other words if you destroy evidence if you obstruct inquiries then you can move right ahead and i remember my friend john kiriakou who is persecuted and prosecuted and served two years jail time for what for revealing torture or not for doing it he commented when cina hash bill was named deputy director he commented that this is really really bad what will the shape of the troops in the ranks it will say you couldn't violate laws it will take care of you it geno has bill has had pra

mcgovern: i thank mr. woodal for the customary 30 minutes and i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks and yield myself such time as i may consume. the zpwa from georgia, one rule, three bills which has become a habit around here where we try to bunch a whole bunch of bills together in one rule so we don't focus on any one issue in a way that is meaningful. i think it's an attempt to stifle debate. we have a bill that would protect our police and a bill that deals with veterans and then the farm bill. i want to focus on the farm bill. i served on the agriculture committee since 2011. i it has been one of the most bipartisan committees in the house of representatives. that is how farm bills are crafted through compromise, through a coalition of members from urban and rural america coming together to get something done. that's why i have always had faith in this process. faith that minority views would be heard, even when it wasn't easy and even when the final product wasn't perfect, the end p

ray mcgovern came out of the analytical division of the cia. glenn crow, another person also a cia interrogator. he was on the operations side, was against torture and spoke out against torture. mean to be don't heaping praise on the cia but to directly answer your question, of course. there were people who were seriously protesting, including people who were in the same gina haspel after saying, no, this is not right. amy: what is a critical question he felt was not asked? >> i think the democrats should have refused to dissipate anymore until gina haspel answered the question about is waterboarding torture and not get into some legalistic thing of what john yoo, a man who'd just about all manner of torture would say anything short of lling them is not torture. amy: jay bybee, federal judge. >> exactly right. taylor also had a lot of lawyers that could make things legal. to notcomparing the u.s. to germany. no, they're doing it by using the very excuse that were criminals the world over attempt to use. i think they should have pushed it on do

mcgovern. >> it was not going to be mccar inthy and it was not going to be mcgovern.umphrey. that was a done deal before the convention opened. the focus became on a peace plank in the democratic party platform, felt strongly by those of us who had been in the kennedy campaign or mccarthy or mcgovern campaign. >> this is the moment of truth for the democratic party. it was the issue of vietnam and deeply-held feelings that the killing had to stop that motivated robert kennedy to become a candidate for president. a bullet stilled that voice, but he's here today, and if he were alive today, he'd be on that platform speaking for this minority plank. thank you. >> this is still a volatile convention as you see here with this demonstration on the floor. would stop the bombing now without any preconditions. >> there's a minority among us represented over in grant park, and let me say the police department, mayor daley, must all be related to jobe, they've shown that much faith. they want pot instead of patriotism. and they would substitute riots for reason. >> as the forces

than a tearing was seventy nine year old cia veteran ray mcgovern after his release on thursday mcgovern showed the bruises he claims he received from police offices. was . the first resisting mcgovern came to the hearing in protest against the nomination for the new cia chief gina hospital the video shows police removing him from the room last seen him to stop resisting we spoke to ray mcgovern himself who described the senate's hearing as a sure rod. this hearing started in a most unusual way with the cheer saying this and it poured in i can't wear my glasses very well because as you could see they're twisted out of shape but what he said was this. this is an open hearing and it will be a close election those people who want to say something extra. do it fast. so i noted that i take copious notes wherever i go especially at hearings like this and i put it on the top there said well though maybe maybe this is an invitation to rick of make a remark all do it quickly and then i'll go the hearing was in many many respects a charade the people running the hearing especially chairman richard

mcgovern: i oppose this amendment. this proposal opens the door to sweeping change in how states can operate snap. the amendment, which was never debated, or discussed by the committee, could result in tens of thousands of american jobs being shipped overseas. i know donald trump i know donald trump wants to create more jobs in china but we don't. this puts benefits and services to vulnerable households at risk. snap's merit system ensures workers' aim is to effectively implement program rules unhindered by private interest or profit motives. you know, some snap operational functions can be appropriately turned over to private contractors, such as computer systems, custodial services, debit card issuance in order to leverage business' competitive advantage. some snap clients, including many elderly, have complex cases that require trained civil service workers to dedicate significant time to appropriately screen and verify information in order to ensure they receive the correct benefit levels which is important. jobs a

mcgovern: this place used to be run differently. i said to my republican friends, have the guts to stand with us and vote no on this closed process. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. burgess: let me yield myself a minute and a half for purposes of response. i would of course lead with the observation that those who do not remember their history are doomed to repeat it. i don't remember precisely who aid it, but i think it bears repeating today. in the 111th congress, speaker pelosi and the democrats allowed less than 1,000 amendments to be considered can on the floor. less than a thousand. will i not yield because this is -- -- i will not yield because this is important to get out there. at the bills considered at that time, dodd-frank was one of those bills much the amendments blocked by the democrats in the 111th congress were precisely the types of amendments that we're now considering today in the bill to alleviate some of the obstruction, some of the gridlock that has occurred with our credit

in the video ray mcgovern is wrestled to the ground by security and then escorted out he was dragged out of a hearing off to denounce in hospital for her alleged roldan torturing terrorist suspects mcgovern was charged with resisting arrest and disrupting congress and stunned that he was taken into custody. i was in shock. you know. this may be hard to believe but i took the chairman and this word he said if you have something to say and he was sort of sort of definitive about it you know have something to say will say it. briefly and then leave well i said it but i guess that's when you ask me what happened where well you know is this happening to me. the u.s. democrats are losing support ahead of november's midterm starts according to a recent poll oxy correspondent office some analysis. watchdogs of american politics of observed that the democrats are losing their supposed upper hand when it comes to the upcoming congressional midterm elections now there are many different factors that play into this but one that stands out is that trump has doubled down on good old fashioned amer

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wrestled to the ground by security and then escorted out is seventy nine year old cia veteran ray mcgovern he served at the agency for twenty seven years but then became a political activist protesting the use of torture programs and mcgovern is a staunch critic of juno hospital and we contacted his lawyer who told us that mr mcguffin did spend the night in jail. now the cia's in a hans interrogation program was the main focus agency had no many hospitals senate grilling as she has been accused of being directly involved in torture practices in the past and the hospital promised that under her leadership the agency wouldn't restart the controversial program there was certainly some ducking and diving at the hearing. do you believe the program in terms that you can share a geisha program was consistent with american values we have decided to hold ourselves to a stricter moral standards are they consistent with american values senator i believe very strongly in american values i want to trust that you have the moral compass that you said you have i have conducted myself honorably and in acco

senate hearing was seventy nine year old cia veteran ray mcgovern after his release on thursday mcgovern showed the bruises he claims he received from police officers . resisting mcgovern came to the hearing in protest against the nomination for the new cia chief in jena hospital the video shows police were moving him from the room last weekend to stop resisting well we spoke to a macguffin himself who described the senate hearing as a sharod this hearing started in a most unusual way with each ear saying this. i can't wear my glasses very well because as you could chew there to a shoot out of shape but what he said was that. this is an open hearing in the be a close election those people who want to say something extra. do it fast. do it quickly and then leave maybe this is an invitation to rick of make a remark although it quickly and then i'll go well as you can see from the footage i did it as quick as he could but then i was not permitted to go the hearing was in many many respects a charade senator wyden said no mishaps will were you in charge of the interrogation the waterboarding

for twenty seven years but then became a political activist protesting the use of torture programs mcgovern is a staunch critic of juno hospital we contacted his lawyer who told us the activist spent the night in prison now the cia's and honked interrogation program was the main focus of agency head nominee hospital senate grilling as she's been accused of being directly involved and told her practices in the past on the house bill promised the leadership the agency wouldn't restart the controversial program certainly was ducking and diving at the hearing. you believe the program in terms that you can interrogate program was consistent with american values we have decided to hold ourselves to a stricter moral standards are they consistent with american values senator i believe very strongly in american values i want to trust that you have the moral compass that you said you have i have conducted myself honorably and in accordance with u.s. law do you believe that the previous interrogation techniques were immoral what i believe sitting here today is that i support the higher moral standard

can speak now to the money just sore in the video footage the former cia analyst mcgovern good to see you looking well and hopefully we just saw the video it looks pretty aggressive wrestled to the ground. a very unpleasant experience i'm sure but i have to say you went in you disrupted this official hearing you must have been anticipating something along those lines in terms of you being escorted out. or you. no neal it's very interesting this hearing started in a most unusual way with the chair saying this pardon i can't wear my glasses very well because as you could see they're twisted out of shape but what he said was this. this is an open hearing and it will be a close section those people who want to say something extra do it fast do it quickly and then leave. so i noted that i take copious notes wherever i go especially at hearings like this and i put it on the top and i said well now maybe maybe this is an invitation to rick of make a remark all do it quickly and then i'll go well as you can see from the footage i did it as quick as he could but then i was not permitted to go

mcgovern was dragged out of the hearing and pinned to the ground after denouncing hospital for her role in torturing terrorism suspects he was charged with resisting arrest and disrupting congress on thursday while greeting his supporters outside the courthouse mcgovern displayed bruises on his hands which he said were inflicted cheering his arrest here's what he said had to say about his detention. i was in shock. you know. this may be hard to believe but i took the chairman at his word he said if you had something to say and it was said it so that if it is about it you have something to say i will say it. briefly and then leave well i said it but my god that's when you asked me what happened i remember that well you know is this happen to me. the cia is controversial and hans interrogation program was the main focus of hostile senate grilling and although she promised on to her leadership the agency wouldn't restart some key questions seem to be dodged at the hearing. do you believe the program in terms that you can turn a geisha program was consistent with american values we have dec

mcgovern: mr. chairman, let me just close by saying, you know, our veterans, who are now known as atomic veterans, served this country with great distinction. and when they left the service, they raised their families, they worked in factories, they contributed to our communities. they are getting older. let us not wait until there are no surviving atomic veterans before we do the right thing. i ask my colleagues to join me in honoring our atomic veterans. this is the right thing to do. and it's shameful that we have not been able to do this sooner. but i'm confident that maybe this is the moment where we'll do the right thing. with that, i yield back my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from massachusetts. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes appear to have it. mr. mcgovern: i ask for a recorded vote. the chair: the gentleman asks for a record vote. pursuant to cl

dott mulla mcgovern in dublin. —— mulla mcgovern in dublin.the latest as the count gets under way in this referendum, just go to our website. there, you'll analysis and all the latest on the results. and when the declaration comes of the finalfigures. that's all at bbc.co.uk/news. there's been a stark warning this morning from the eu main negotiator that the uk could be heading for "no deal" after brexit. michel barnier says that failing to agree a deal on the european court ofjustice would mean no treaty and no transition period. he's also described british delays in spelling out what kind of trade relationship london wants as "a game of hide and seek". former hollywood film mogul harvey weinstein has been released on $1 million bail after being charged in new york with rape and sexual abuse. mr weinstein also agreed to wear a gps tracker and to surrender his passport after turning himself in to police on friday. he denies non—consensual sex and his lawyer said he would plead not guilty. rose mcgowan, one of the first people to go public with

mcgovern was a strong anti-war candidate and a lot of democrats didn't support that position.ut i think also you had this huge divide between southern democrats and northern democrats particularly over civil rights, johnson -- mcgovern was much more liberal on civil rights issues and a whole lost of cult rat issues and that ended up i think creating huge divisions within the party. i do think for what it's worth if humphrey in '68 those divisions are not as severe. i think humphrey was better positioned to be able to navigate both sides of the party than george mcgovern would have been. >> for our radio audience our guests here in washington michael cohen and joining us from west palm beach, florida, kathleen kennedy townsend. jeff is on the phone from warm strings, georgia. go ahead, please. >> mrs. townsend, i was curious, in what ways were your father's views similar to his brother john toward richard nixon and in what ways were they different? >> that's a good question. well, interestingly enough, when richard nixon and my uncle john kennedy were in the senate together the

nuala mcgovern is in dublin for us.l, we are going to have a good number of hours before we have the official result but you mention exit polls that were released yesterday evening and right now in dublin, and across the country, what they are trying to do is just digester that news. a seismic moment, a profound moment, perhaps, for this country. —— digest the news. before i speak to two women who have been following it incredibly closely, i want to bring you a statement that has come from the no campaign reallyjust in the past few minutes. this is what they said. the repeal campaign —— they said. the repeal campaign —— the campaign that looks like they are on the way to lose. shortly, legislation that will be introduced that allow babies to be killed in our country, we will oppose that legislation. abortion was wrong yesterday. it remains wrong today. the constitution has changed but the facts have not. powerful words and a very hard—fought campaign on the ground as well as through the media will stop let's talk a bit

he was in a better position to navigate both sides of the party more than george mcgovern would have been. >> michael cullen and joining us from west palm beach florida, kathy kennedy townsend. >> mrs. town send, i was curious, in what ways were your father's views similar to his brother john toward richard nixon and in what ways were they differentin what ways were your father's views similar to his brother john toward richard nixon and in what ways were they different. >> that's a good question. when they were in the senate together, they got along as a republican and democrat. there was not the same animosity between the parties in the 50s as there is now, because they bought fought in world war ii. you may disagree on some policies but what you shared is the threat of death and seeing your fellow soldiers die, so i think that always creates a kind of bond. >>> my father, you know, running the campaign against nixon i don't think they supported him, so i think the president kennedy changed his views about nixon or changed his relationship to nixon in a sense during the campaign. >

agency for twenty seven years but then became a political activists protesting the use of torture mcgovern is a staunch critic of gina hospital we contacted his lawyer who told us the activist spent the night in jail where the cia's enhanced interrogation program was the main focus of jena high school senate grilling and although promised that under her leadership the agency wouldn't restart the controversial program there was a certain amount of ducking and diving at the hearing. the program in terms that you can interrogate program was consistent with american values we have decided to hold ourselves to a stricter moral standards are they consistent with american values senator i believe very strongly in american values i want to trust that you have the moral compass that you said you have i have conducted myself honorably and in accordance with u.s. law do you believe that previous interrogation techniques were immoral what i believe sitting here today is that i support the higher moral standard we have decided to hold ourselves to answer the question. and i think i've answered the ques

a hearing off the announcing housefull for her alleged role in torturing terrorism suspects and mcgovern was charged with resisting arrest i'm just dropped in congress while creating his supporters outside the courthouse he displayed bruises on his hands which he said were inflection during his arrest i'm a cop and i was stunned that he was taken into custody. i was in shock. you know. this may be hard to believe but i took the chairman at his word he said if you had something to say and it was so it is so that if it is about it you know to say i will say it. briefly and then leave well i said it but i guess that's when you ask me what happened i remember that well you know is this happening to me. friday in a row john lists from spain's state home to radio and television corporation not dressing in black as part of a protest against alleged interference into the channels work by spain's ruling party disgruntled journalists are calling for the sacking of the media corporations president he started that black friday campaign in a bid to protect media integrity expressing anger at the gove

alex let me go to you first then cyprus here i sent out to all you guys an article written by ray mcgovern. regarding what's going on with the on and off again negotiations about this upcoming summit in singapore. what's really happening here because it looks like it's we really have a love fest i don't think that's an exaggeration with the koreans right now we had a second summit secretly. coming together then released to the press goes out there now he says maybe he's back in what's going on is that john bolton a fact. pompei you know is there a tug of war do you think inside the white house because the koreans seem to have a lot of commonality at the at this moment yeah absolutely i think that it all comes down to my. bringing up the libya card why they had to bring anyone's guess but obviously we know what happened in libya where. they're on their way and then ten years later ten years later the u.s. and nato. dismantled the. country is in shambles and so you know when you when you go. north korea's response to what it said it was actually pretty measure chimp didn't respond at all. ko

mcgovern was charged with resisting arrest and disrupting congress was stunned so you that he was taken into custody. i was in shock. you know. this may be hard to believe but i took the chairman at his word he said if you have something to say and he was sort of sort of diffident about it you know to say we'll say it. briefly and then leave well i said it but i guess that's what you're asking me what happened with that well you know there's this seventy. us democrats are losing support ahead of november's midterms us and coding to a recent poll auntie's correspondent office some analysis watchdogs of american politics of observed that the democrats are losing their supposed upper hand when it comes to the upcoming congressional midterm elections now there are many different factors that play into this but one that stands out is that trump has doubled down on good old fashioned american warmongering he's appointed notorious war hawks pompei oh and bolton he's ripped up the iran deal and he's even unleashed a torrent of missiles against the syrian arab republic more recently he's appoint

we're following that incident right mcgovern was charged with resisting arrest and disrupting congress explain why he decided to speak out against the appointment of the new cia director. nobody's hero you know what we're trying to do you do is to be patriots now as an army officer first and then as a government employee with this year i took just one solemn oath ok that was just for to defend the constitution the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic now i've checked actually i have checked before you those polled. and it's the only oath we take doesn't always have an expiration date. guess what it does. us democrat lawmakers have released thousands of social media with alleged links to russia and it to explain how the kremlin this supposedly seeking to sow discord in america during the twenty sixteen presidential election but gas has more. here it is the panacea to all your doubts russian meddling exposed three thousand five hundred and nineteen ads on facebook posted by russia allegedly say us democrats the russian social media campaign was designed to further the b

alex let me go to you first then cyprus here i sent out to all you guys an article written by ray mcgovern what's our regarding what's going on with the on and off again the negotiations about this upcoming summit in singapore. what's really happening here because it looks like it's we really have a love fest i don't think that's an exaggeration with the koreans right now we had a second summit secretly. coming together then released to the press goes out there now he says maybe he's back in what's going on is it the john bolton a fact mike pompei you know is there a tug of war do you think inside the white house because the koreans seem to have a lot of commonality at the at this moment yeah absolutely i think that it all comes down to mike pence and john bull to bring up the libya card why they had to bring up libya is anyone's guess but obviously we know what happened in libya where they got rid of all their other what this and then ten years later actually ten years later the us and nato. dismantled the entire the state and now the country is in shambles and so you know when you when y

following that incident ray mcgovern was charged with resisting arrest and disrupting congress explains why he decided to speak out against the appointment of the new cia director nobody's a hero you know what we're trying to do you do is to be patriots now as an army officer first and then as a government employee with the cia i took just one solemn oath ok that was just supported defend the constitution the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic now i've checked actually i have checked with lawyers does that pose ok and it's the only oath we take it doesn't always have an expiration date. guess what it does. tackling the opioid epidemic has become a top priority for the trump of ministration with overdose deaths rising sharply in recent years as part of the plan is to cut back on prescriptions for the drug so there can explains. the crisis in the us has reached the point where the drug enforcement administration itself says it should be doing a better job the united states continues to be affected by a national opioid epidemic which has been spurred in part by the rise

now we spoke to the man you just saw there in that footage former cia officer ray mcgovern he believes that the whole hearing was a charade. this hearing started in a most unusual way with the chair saying this pardon i can't wear my glasses very well because as you could see their twisted out of shape but what he said was this. this is an open hearing and it be a close section those people who want to say something extra do it fast. so i noted that i take copious notes wherever i go especially at hearings like this and i put it on the top that i said well now maybe maybe this is an invitation to rake of make a remark i'll do it quickly and then i'll go the hearing was in many many respects a charade the people running the hearing especially chairman richard burr are known to be like this with the cia and senator wyden said now ms haskell were you in charge of the interrogation the waterboarding of all machinery in thailand where you personally in charge and she said well senator i appreciate the question but we'll have to take that into closed session because it's secret now who made

alex let me go to you first then cyprus here i sent out to all you guys an article written by ray mcgovern. regarding what's going on with the on and off again in the negotiations about this upcoming summit in singapore. what's really happening here because it looks like it's we really have a love fest i don't think that's an exaggeration with the koreans right now we had a second summit secretly. coming together then released to the press goes out there now he says maybe he's back in what's going on is that john bolton the fact is they might pump a you know is there a tug of war do you think inside the white house because the koreans seem to have a lot of commonality at the at this moment yeah absolutely i think that it all comes down to my. bringing up the libya card why they had to. anyone's guess but obviously we know what happened in libya where. there are there when this. and then ten years later probably ten years later the u.s. and nato dismantled entirely the state and now the country is in shambles and so you know when you when you look at north korea's response to what it said i

for twenty seven years but then became a political activists protesting against the use of torture mcgovern is a staunch critic of hospital r.t. contacted his lawyer who said the activist had spent a night in jail well the cia's controversial enhanced interrogation program was the main focus of hostile senate grilling and although she promised under her leadership the agency wouldn't restarted some key questions seem to be dodged at the hearing. do you believe the program in terms of interrogation program was consistent with american values we have decided to hold ourselves to a stricter moral standard are they consistent with american values senator i believe very strongly in american values i want to trust that you have the moral compass that you said you have i have conducted myself honorably and in accordance with u.s. law do you believe that the previous interrogation techniques were immoral what i believe sitting here today is that i support the higher moral standard we have decided to hold ourselves to answer the question. and i think i've answered the question i have not as trumps a

and attained on wednesday has been released side the court seventy nine year old cia veteran ray mcgovern showed the bruises though he claimed were caused by the security officers among the group which interrupted the session to denounce the controversial nominee for cia chief. was. with this. many respects. to. stop her. following the incident ray mcgovern was charged with resisting arrest and disrupting congress he explained why he decided to speak out against the appointment of the new cia director. oh nobody's a hero you know what we're trying to do you do is to be patriots now as an army officer first and then as a government employee with the cia i took just one solemn oath ok that was to support and defend the constitution the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic now i have checked actually i have checked with lawyers does that vote . and is seen only oaths we take doesn't always have an expiration date. guess what. critics of critics claim the appointment of gina hospital along with other recent high as the trump administration might explain a fold in democratic